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If I could add to that list it would be games where there is only really one strategy that can be used to win. Monopoly is one of these and pandemic is a little bit too. If there is no depth to the strategy then they have little replay value if I've.paid forty pounds for a game it needs a lot of replay value.

I'd try alligator.

This answer is a bit dubious it seems like you are inferring that you have exclusivity with the tea from your suppliers. I find this hard to believe. You may have a unique blend but I i cant see you having exclusivity on a base tea that no one else has.

I do randomly assign roles. My issue with the game mechanics is that it requires you to find the cures at all costs, treating the disease is practicaly useless as the game progresses as the epidemic cards come so thick and fast its a case of using logistics to get the cures before it gets too late. If you are unlucky with epidemic cards especially on the harder difficulty's you end up losing no matter what decisions you make. I do like it but i only played it four times gradulay amiing the game harder as we went on. On the hardest difficulty it felt more like luck of the draw than any real skill.

Did you have evidence on Facebook? Now that does seem at little silly.